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A Wilderness Retreat in honor of Theodore RooseveltAlexia Kemerling, Hiram College Garfield Presidency Scholar, recaps her experiences on the group’s academic year-commencing retreat to Hiram College’s Northwoods Field Station in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The trip was led by Douglas Brattebo, Ph.D., associate professor of political science and director of the James A. Garfield Center for the Study of the American Presidency. Jeff Swenson, associate professor of English, also accompanied the group. Twenty-nine students, first-years to seniors, from a wide range of majors, comprise this year’s group of Scholars.
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Former CIA officer, Hiram alumnus addresses North Korean nuclear threat Read More -
Hiram Scholars Present on Garfield’s Front-Porch Presidential Campaign Read More -
Hiram Scholars visit President Garfield’s former home, birthplace Read More -
Hiram College Garfield Presidency Scholars Present at Second Annual Garfield Symposium Read More -
Photos: Garfield Scholars Study in Panama Read More -
Garfield Scholars to Study Globalization in Panama for Spring Break Read More -
Students Explore Public Policy and History Firsthand in Cuba Read More
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Garfield Scholars Talk Economy With Federal Reserve Bank Executive Read More
